SUSTAINABILITY · INNOVATION · LEADERSHIPBridging generations. Expanding possibilities.

PAST PROGRAM · MARCH 2026

Sustainable Innovation.
A Silicon Valley Perspective.

G-SIL Executive · Global Sustainability Innovation Leadership

March 7–12, 2026Silicon Valley, California
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San Francisco Bay Area

THE MARCH 2026 EXPERIENCE

A broader perspective.
A longer view.

Business leaders from across industries came together for a journey connecting academic perspectives at Stanford with innovation in Silicon Valley. Through discussions, company visits, and peer exchange, participants explored how sustainability and technological change can inform business strategy and create lasting value.

01 / IDEAS & PERSPECTIVE

Rethinking the future of business.

Discussions at Stanford explored the energy transition, global competition, international expansion, and leadership. Participants considered how organizations can navigate uncertainty, recognize emerging opportunities, and balance immediate priorities with long-term responsibility.

02 / INNOVATION IN PRACTICE

Where technology meets industry.

Visits to Google, NVIDIA, and TikTok offered perspectives on AI infrastructure, business applications, and the responsibilities of global platforms. At Human Longevity, the conversation extended to precision medicine, biotechnology, and the future of health.

Together, these experiences connected technological possibility with practical questions about adoption, trust, and human well-being.

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San Francisco Bay Area
03 / CONNECTION & EXCHANGE

Conversations that continue.

Welcome gatherings, technology exchanges, and conversations with local investors and entrepreneurs created space to share experiences, question assumptions, and explore new connections. Learning continued beyond the formal sessions, with some participants subsequently attending NVIDIA GTC.

04 / LONG-TERM VALUE

Sustainable innovation. Thoughtful leadership.

The program invited participants to consider sustainability across energy, technology, capital, and business decisions—and to reflect on their organizations’ relationships with society, the environment, and future generations.

We thank our participants, hosts, experts, and supporters for their openness and contributions. The March journey has concluded; the ideas and relationships it opened continue.

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